Americans are split roughly into thirds on acceptance of EVs, a recent poll has found.
Thirty-four percent of Americans would consider an electric vehicle for their next car. Thirty-one percent are not open to it. The 35% in the middle are still making up their minds.
That’s the conclusion from a new Reuters/Ipsos poll on America’s attitudes toward electric cars. Americans are split roughly into thirds on acceptance of EVs. Just 3.2% of new cars sold in 2021 were EVs. In 2022, the same figure grew to 5.8% — more than 800,000 new electric cars on the road. Cox Automotive projects that EV sales will cross the 1 million mark this year with plenty of room to spare.
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